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George Frost "A scene from the series 'The Town at the End of the World' (painted wood)"

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George Frost - A scene from the series 'The Town at the End of the World' (painted wood)

George Frost - A scene from the series 'The Town at the End of the World' (painted wood)

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Artist:

George Frost

(um 1754 - 1821)

Art style:

Rococo

Classification:

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Work:

A scene from the series 'The Town at the End of the World' (painted wood)

(18th)

Location:

Paris, Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs

Article-No.:

XKH-157648

EAN-Number:

4050038588465


Manufacturing delay	10 working days
Picture	A scene from the series 'The Town at the End of the World' (painted wood) George Frost
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